Interface

Year: 1995

Runtime: 25 mins

Language: German

Documentary

Commissioned by the Lille Museum of Modern Art, Harun Farocki created a two‑screen installation for the 1995 exhibition The World of Photography. From it emerged Schnittstelle, a video that reflects on his documentary practice and asks what it means to work with pre‑existing images instead of creating new ones. The title plays on the German “Schnitt”, meaning both an edit cut and the human‑machine interface of keyboard and mouse.

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